#super no ura de yani suu hanashi

[saiyef]

[acidd-attack]

Super no Ura de Yani Suu Hanashi

[versescart]

[8fire-hazard8]

Hey you🫵

One thing to know about me is that I’m a huge hopeless romantic, mildly depressed and I've also been single for the last 18years. In order to fill that void I turned to 💫fiction💫 a.k.a Webtoons. I can't read romance manga, I only read romance when there's color for some reason.

So I've decided ( my therapist advised me to) dedicate this blog to the things I read or listen to. I don't only read webtoons though. My first love is manga and my master ate his girlfriend's dead pet fish 🙏

List of manga I'm currently reading

📖Chainsaw man

📖Jujutsu Kaisen

📖Blue period

📖Spy X Family

📖Dandadan

📖Noragami

📖Gachi Akuta

📖Monster

📖The summer Hikaru died

📖Osho no ko

📖Super no ura de yani suu Hanashi

List of webtoons :

Too much but mainly

📖Afterschool lessons for an unripe apple

📖Everything is fine

📖A whirlwind campus affair

📖Get schooled

📖Daytime star

📖Maybe meant to be

📖Operation true love

📖Can I take it back

So if you're 🫵 interested why not stick around cutie hihi

Let's be silly together 💖

[wehavecometoanend--maybe]

never needed a story to end with the ossan getting his back blown out as badly as with super no ura. like I know it won't happen but god. that old man needs to get pegged

[liobi]

You ever just see something and realize "oh her strap game must be Insane"

[plsletmerot]

[wyrmmaster]

[rudycomics]

Rudy Recs - Smoking Behind the Supermarket

I'm not really sure if I want to get too in the weeds for this manga but the latest 2 chapters (32 and 33) of Smoking Behind the Supermarket by Jinushi have felt like a step up in their craft that really made me pay more attention to the pages.

Spoilers for the manga if you're interested in reading it!

I remember starting this manga thinking that the concept was kind of fun. An older man working at a black company developing a crush on the cashier at his local convenience store, who happens the be the same person as the girl he starts having smoke breaks with outside. He's constantly stressed and a bit clueless and can't recognize that the two women are actually the same, since their on and off the clock appearances are so different.

The style was always pretty unique and charming but I'd say it felt pretty utilitarian in a way: no really intricate compositions or focal length, it's all quite flat and clear.

It looks this way basically all the way up until these latest chapters, with much more detail in hatched shadows, hair detail, and closer compositions that really make you pay attention to the art more-so than before.

The story generally stumbles through Sasaki, the black company employee, and Yamada, the cashier, smoking together after their shifts and getting closer to one another despite their generational gap and Yamada continuing to life the farce of being a separate individual, dubbed Tayama-san. Sasaki is generally clumsy and out of the loop, but his earnestness and easy to read nature makes Yamada continue to poke and prod him, like playing with a pet. She slowly develops an attachment to him because even if he's a bit out there, he's very considerate and gives off an air of someone with life experience that disarms Yamada when she leasts expects it.

There's a big story reveal that on their first meeting, the two both had personal revelations based on their short interaction. We know that Sasaki was charmed by Yamada and her smile (which particularly affected him because he was having an awful day at his job) but Yamada had been struggling with her own job and Sasaki came by and gave her advice that grounded her, yet she doesn't realize that it was Sasaki that was the man who spoke to her that day, only getting a vibe from current Sasaki that feels of a similar energy.

It's only in the most recent 2 chapters that we see both characters feels this nagging urge to want to reach out for companionship in ways that they don't really understand, weighed down by their different circumstances in life.

This ramps up the romantic tension soooo much so quickly that I found it INCREDIBLY gripping! I've been keeping up with this one for a while and it had its charm but suddenly I felt like "ohh, I get a sense for what these characters want and their yearning is so palpable."

The chapters end with this incredibly somber and bittersweet note, these characters are too conscious of the obstacles that keep them from truly being close and open with each other beyond the level they've reached and convince themselves individually that they are drawing a line.

I'm suddenly so interested in how these characters will grow and if they'll find it within themselves to change their minds about what they think they want or even deserve.

To bring it back full circle, I think that if the art is any sort of visual indicator, Jinushi might be taking their little romcom series more seriously and I'm really on board with wherever this story goes next.

[druecomfy]

I occasionally post mangacaps from stuff I'm reading and sometimes volume covers. Asks are open if you have any requests.

It doesnt have to be comfy, but I would prefer if it's not umcomfy 🤔

Thanks! 😊

[saiyef]

A Story About Smoking at the Back of the Supermarket Chapter 24

[acidd-attack]

Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You

[madthejoint]

[kiwikipedia]

You can’t just NOT fuck him

[unotakutriste]

[liobi]

Oh she wants to get hands-on alright